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The ionization constants for successive proton transfers from a polyprotic acid are
sometimes designated K , K , Kg , and so on : CH , ( COOH ) 2 + H , 02H , O + +
CH , COOHCOO - K , = 1 . 49 X 10 - 3 ( 6 - 20 ) CH , COOHC00 - + , 0 = H , 0 + + ...
The ionization constants for successive proton transfers from a polyprotic acid are
sometimes designated K , K , Kg , and so on : CH , ( COOH ) 2 + H , 02H , O + +
CH , COOHCOO - K , = 1 . 49 X 10 - 3 ( 6 - 20 ) CH , COOHC00 - + , 0 = H , 0 + + ...
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Th In the functional groups ionizing independently in the absence of other
charges on the macromolecule . ... value observed for independent ionization of
the same group is the tendency of the protein to fold certain parts of its structure
inward ...
Th In the functional groups ionizing independently in the absence of other
charges on the macromolecule . ... value observed for independent ionization of
the same group is the tendency of the protein to fold certain parts of its structure
inward ...
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Charged particles moving through matter cause ionization of the atoms of the
matter , and this ionization is utilized to show the presence of the particles .
Several different arrangements of apparatus are available for detecting this
ionization .
Charged particles moving through matter cause ionization of the atoms of the
matter , and this ionization is utilized to show the presence of the particles .
Several different arrangements of apparatus are available for detecting this
ionization .
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